Recent unrest in Bolivia has seen armed groups, reportedly supporters of former President Evo Morales, seize military posts and detain over 200 soldiers. The government has accused these groups of carrying out a series of coordinated attacks on military barracks, resulting in significant political tension across the country. Demonstrators have blocked roads and staged protests, prompting President Arce to call for an end to the disruptions, which are estimated to have cost the economy over $1.7 billion. The situation remains volatile as supporters of Morales prepare for clashes, armed with makeshift weapons.